Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 2.3.4.21

2.3.4.21

indhānāstvā | śataṃ himā dyumantaṃ samidhīmahīti śataṃ varṣāṇi jīvyāsmetyevaitadāha tāvattvā mahāntaṃ samidhīmahīti yadāha dyumantaṃ samidhīmahīti vayasvanto vayaskṛtaṃ sahasvantaḥ sahaskṛtamiti vayasvanto vayam bhūyāsma vayaskṛttvam bhūyā ityevaitadāha sahasvanto vayam bhūyāsma sahaskṛttvam būyā ityevaitadāhāgne sapatnadambhanamadabdhāso adābhyamiti tvayā vayaṃ sapatnānpāpīyasaḥ kriyāsmetyevaitadāha

[He continues, Vâg. S. III, 18], 'Kindled, we enkindle thee, the brilliant one, a hundred winters--;' he thereby says, 'may we live a hundred years;' and 'so long we enkindle thee, the great one,' he says, when he says 'we enkindle thee, the brilliant one.' '--We, the vigorous--thee, the invigorating; we, the strong--thee, the giver of strength--;' whereby he says, 'may we be vigorous, mayest thou be invigorating! may we be strong, mayest thou be a giver of strength!' '--We, the uninjured--thee, the uninjurable injurer of enemies!' whereby he says, 'by thine aid may we render our enemies utterly miserable!'